Advice for business on Brexit strategies

Dark times ahead? Supporters of remaining in the EU in Cambridge voice their opinions following this week's statement on Brexit by Prime Minister Theresa May (Image: Keith Jones)

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"While Mrs May has attempted to provide clarity and certainty, the nature of our relationship post-Brexit with the EU and other global trading nations is far from certain and will remain so for a considerable time. After all, there are 27 other national views to take into consideration before a deal can be done. How will they respond to the UK's notion of a hard exit softened by the continuation of preferential treatment.

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"Our advice to companies (both in the UK and outside) remains the same as on that momentous day in June:

• Evaluate the impact of different Brexit scenarios (in terms of tariffs and barriers, immigration controls etc) on all aspects of your business value chain and business model

• Look for new growth opportunities to offset future challenges in existing markets

• Join forces with others in your industry to lobby your government to negotiate in your interests. The UK government seems to know about SUVs, aeroplane wings and financial services. Does it know about specialty chemicals, compressors, orthopedics, therapeutics and the like?

"Businesses will find a way to cope with Brexit. By acting now you have the chance to help shape Brexit into a form that provides opportunity for you and your industry."